Warren Scouts Plan London Jamboree Bid for 1929
Warren Council's executive committee met at Warren National Bank to initiate training for top Warren County scouts and approve Camp Olmsted expenses of 1150. The camp committee authorized three wooden boats, two canoes, sleeping cabins, and 75 camp caps. A patrol will attend the regional jamboree at Lew Castle June 15–16 with the June council jamboree winner traveling to New Castle. A donation of two cents per scout toward a gift for Sir Robert Baden-Powell was endorsed.
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Warren
London
Frank C. Roud
Warren Council
Warren County
Warren National Bank
Camp Olmsted
Lew Castle
New Castle
Robert Baden-Powell
J. E. Hazeltine
H. W. Hazeltine
William Yaeger
W. T. Kelly
C. T. Conarro
Co. J. Crary
Winthrop Williams
G. W. Olmsted
N. D. Patterson
H. W. Conarro
F. C. Roud
E. F. Huber
John Deemer
Russell
C. J. Crary
Bishop Yates
George Olmsted
J. Crary
C. W. Rogers
F. E. Redding
EB. F. Huber
Modest Quartet To Sugar Grove Benefit Concert
The so called world’s worst quartet will sing at Sugargrove Friday evening to aid the high school senior class and Warren Kiwanis crippled children work. Members include Dr. Floyd G. Schuler S. S. baritone director William McClure Byron Knapp Hill and R Pierson Eaton piano accompanist. The program features a mix of solo duets and quartet numbers with songs such as I Just Roll Along Havin My Ups and Downs My Blue Heaven and Show Boat among others.
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Sugargrove
Warren Kiwanis Club
BR. E. Waid
Kiwanis Club
Floyd G. Schuler
S. 5
William McClure
Byron Knapp
Hill
R. Pierson Eaton
Schuler
Knapp
William Hill
MacClure
Woodman
South
Warren Chronicle Briefs and Local Notes
Board of Review meets at scout headquarters in the post office building. Troop 35 registered at Sheffield with nine boys. new scoutmaster and committee chosen. Carl Rogers, Elton Davis, and Warren Shawkey to attend a $10,000 Boy Scout exhibit in Pittsburgh. Humane Society sets first annual meeting at Liberty Inn. Criminal court to hear pleas. juvenile court session scheduled. Two Warren men fined for intoxication. one suspended jail term. Whittaker and Curtis honored at State College for Scholarship Day. Jamestown reports 9,663 dwellings as part of Niagara frontier survey. Mitchell Bible class to meet after play What the Moon Saw. Raymond Morrison recovering from injuries from a fall. F F Field returns from east, Carlsons sail for Sweden, Tate visits mother. Runkle, railroad supervisor, dies at 52. funeral Friday. Kane police adopt bread-and-water sentence for tramps. Justice Cleveland unharmed after a pole falls on his car. Titusville High defeats Erie Central 10 to 1. Schott and Benson win PA Railroad repair contract in Hemlock. State game commission funds nearly exhausted for land purchases. May carnival planned for Warren the week of May 14. Umbrella-mender seen, rain forecast. North East Erie cherry buds heavily damaged by cold. Harrisburg trip for Warren schools officials concludes.
Wheeler Re-Elected Captain of the Assembly
Wheeler and unopposed candidate A R Wheeler won the Forest County primary vote with light turnout. Ice cream for an American Legion dinner came from Walker Ice Cream Co. Postmaster H G Johnson of Oil City left for Miami as a delegate to Zem Zem Temple becoming the only local Mason chosen for the honor.
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A. R. Wheeler
Endeavor
State Assembly
Forest County
American Legion
Walker Ice Cream Company
William Walker
Legionairss
H. G. Johnson
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Miami
Florida
Imperial Council of
Lowest ever birth and death rates reported in Pennsylvania
Dr. G. B. L. Arner of the Department of Health announces that 1927 rates for births and deaths are the lowest on record in Pennsylvania. He notes that death rates for several major causes also set new records.
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Pennsylvania
G. B. L. Arner
Department of Health
Auto Plunges Down Hill Wounds Two at Barclay Crossing
Two injured when a mobile skipped a steep Barclay's Crossing hillside run and dropped 30 feet onto the Cleveland & Pittsburgh tracks. Irene Clutter, 21, East Liverpool Ohio, and Clarence Deling, 23, Chester West Virginia, suffered facial and hand cuts. Mr and Mrs C L Hawkins of Congo West Virginia and their two children escaped injury.
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U. P
Barclay's Crossing
Midland Road
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Irene Clutter
East Liverpool
Clarence Deling
Chester
West Va
C. L. Hawkins
Congo
Lindbergh Receives One Vote in Local Presidential Primary
In West Chester on April 26 Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh garnered a single vote for president in the primary election. Cautious buyers are advised to read the classifieds closely.
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West Chester
U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Spanish Royal Family Stricken With Illness in Seville
Queen Ena is confined to the Sevillian palace with grippe while Princesses Beatrice and Christina stay inside the royal grounds. Prince of Asturias suffers a severe Haemophilia attack after a recent tooth extraction. doctors struggle to control bleeding. King Alfonso travels from Sevilla to Madrid to support his heir amid anxiety over the illness. Sir Robert Horne praises Sydney's physique on a separate note.
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Paris
U. P
Ena
Spain
Sevilla
Grippe
Ignese
Beatrice
Christina
Prince of Asturias
Alfonso
Madrid
Sydney
Robert Horne
England
The
Tribune
Deaths and Funerals Mrs W C Haehn
Mrs W C Haehn of Grand Valley died Tuesday evening from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 PM from the Grand Valley M E church. She is survived by her husband and four children and was daughter of Almon T and Millie B Thompson. Chief George Haein of Warren is a relative.
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W. C. Haehn
W. Haehn
Grand Valley
M. E
Haehn
Almon T
Millie B. Thompson
George Haein
Warren
France to repair 6500 miles of war damaged roads
France begins a comprehensive program to repair main roads damaged or neglected since 1914. A 6500 mile schedule aims to complete the first postwar rehabilitation by end of 1928 with improvements on routes from Paris to Dieppe Cherbourg and Marseilles and links to the southwest and to Belgian and Swiss frontiers. An epidemic of meningitis in Australia’s Yallourn district is noted.
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Ae Ha
Paris
Dieppe
Cherbourg
Marseilles
France
Hoover and Smith Choice In State
Alfred E. Smith and Herbert Hoover emerged as Pennsylvania’s choices for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations from Tuesday’s primary.Unofficial returns from about two thirds of the state’s 8451 districts showed low turnout with Philadelphia producing around 250000 votes.
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U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania
United Press
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Justice Cleveland
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Penna. Ave
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